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Piaggio will be launching Vespa by first quarter of 2012. The vehicles will be produced in India.
Vespa LX125 will be the first model to be launched. It will be produced in the Baramati plant of Piaggio.
official press release
Piaggio unveils its Aprilia RSV4 Superbike and the iconic Vespa LX 125 in India
Showcases the spectacular line up of its global two wheelers at the Mumbai International Motor Show, 2011
Mumbai, 20th January, 2011: Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. – the Indian subsidiary of Piaggio & C s.p.a. of Italy, today unveiled the superbike Aprilia RSV4 FACTORY at the Mumbai International Motor Show along with Vespa LX 125 - the original, ageless, timeless, iconic two-wheeler that is hailed around the world as a “way of life”, not just a scooter.
Piaggio’s is all set to get pulses racing and the adrenaline pumping for aficionados of racing bikes and scooters.
.Vespa LX 125 - the original, iconic, timeless
“way of life” , not just a scooter
Vespa LX 125 is also showcased at MIMS to give buyers a foretaste of what to expect when the iconic Vespa brand hits Indian roads next year. Piaggio India has already announced its plan for the launch of Vespa in early 2012.
Vespa LX 125 epitomizes the unmistakable world famous Vespa design and is a perfect combination of style & practicality, with comfort & legendary looks. Its high-tech features like automatic “Twist and Go” transmission and high performance state-of-the art fuel-efficient single cylinder 4 stroke engine make this a flag bearer of the technology that has distinguished the Vespa tradition for generations. Vespa is not just a symbol of Italian creativity, it’s a unique example of immortal design that has become a part of social history. The extraordinary success of Vespa has resulted in the formation of the Vespa World Club in 2006, which brings together 35 international Vespa clubs and 685 Italian Vespa clubs to provide a platform that celebrates the Vespa cult. Produced for the world at Piaggio’s plants in Pontedera, Italy, Vinh Phuc, Vietnam and soon at the Baramati plant of Piaggio Vehicles Pvt.Ltd., over 17 million Vespas have been sold till 2010.
The superbike Aprilia RSV4 FACTORY and Vespa LX 125 are now on display for Indian 2-wheeler enthusiasts at the Mumbai International Motor Show, Bandra Kurla Complex, from 20th to 23rd January, 2010.
Vespa LX125 will be the first model to be launched. It will be produced in the Baramati plant of Piaggio.
official press release
Piaggio unveils its Aprilia RSV4 Superbike and the iconic Vespa LX 125 in India
Showcases the spectacular line up of its global two wheelers at the Mumbai International Motor Show, 2011
Mumbai, 20th January, 2011: Piaggio Vehicles Pvt. Ltd. – the Indian subsidiary of Piaggio & C s.p.a. of Italy, today unveiled the superbike Aprilia RSV4 FACTORY at the Mumbai International Motor Show along with Vespa LX 125 - the original, ageless, timeless, iconic two-wheeler that is hailed around the world as a “way of life”, not just a scooter.
Piaggio’s is all set to get pulses racing and the adrenaline pumping for aficionados of racing bikes and scooters.
.Vespa LX 125 - the original, iconic, timeless
“way of life” , not just a scooter
Vespa LX 125 is also showcased at MIMS to give buyers a foretaste of what to expect when the iconic Vespa brand hits Indian roads next year. Piaggio India has already announced its plan for the launch of Vespa in early 2012.
Vespa LX 125 epitomizes the unmistakable world famous Vespa design and is a perfect combination of style & practicality, with comfort & legendary looks. Its high-tech features like automatic “Twist and Go” transmission and high performance state-of-the art fuel-efficient single cylinder 4 stroke engine make this a flag bearer of the technology that has distinguished the Vespa tradition for generations. Vespa is not just a symbol of Italian creativity, it’s a unique example of immortal design that has become a part of social history. The extraordinary success of Vespa has resulted in the formation of the Vespa World Club in 2006, which brings together 35 international Vespa clubs and 685 Italian Vespa clubs to provide a platform that celebrates the Vespa cult. Produced for the world at Piaggio’s plants in Pontedera, Italy, Vinh Phuc, Vietnam and soon at the Baramati plant of Piaggio Vehicles Pvt.Ltd., over 17 million Vespas have been sold till 2010.
The superbike Aprilia RSV4 FACTORY and Vespa LX 125 are now on display for Indian 2-wheeler enthusiasts at the Mumbai International Motor Show, Bandra Kurla Complex, from 20th to 23rd January, 2010.
When're we going to graduate to 250cc scooters? We'd the age old 150cc from Lambretta & Bajaj & ever since then, the max we had only were 150cc.
where did you get that?
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